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TEKS 7.11C identify some changes in genetic traits that have occurred over several generations through natural selection and selective breeding such as the Galapagos Medium Ground Finch (Geospiza fortis) or domestic animals Supporting Standard Lasees Darwin's Finches de/ Frut ADAPTIVE RADIATION A E Seeds F Insects Grbe B Tool Using Finch D C 1. Which bird represents the species from which all other species evolved from? 2. According to the diagram which genetic trait changed in the finches? 3. What is a likely explanation for the change in trait?

TEKS 7.11C identify some changes in genetic traits that have occurred over several generations through natural selection and selective breeding such as the Galapagos Medium Ground Finch (Geospiza fortis) or domestic animals Supporting Standard Lasees Darwin's Finches de/ Frut ADAPTIVE RADIATION A E Seeds F Insects Grbe B Tool Using Finch D C 1. Which bird represents the species from which all other species evolved from? 2. According to the diagram which genetic trait changed in the finches? 3. What is a likely explanation for the change in trait?

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TEKS 7.11C identify some changes in genetic traits that have occurred over several generations through natural selection and selective breeding such as the Galapagos Medium Ground Finch (Geospiza fortis) or domestic animals Supporting Standard L'ebres Darwin's Finches ADAPTIVE RADIATION luda / Frut A Seeds Insects Grba B. Tool Using Finch 1. Which bird represents the species from which all other species evolved from? 2. According to the diagram which genetic trait changed in the finches? 3. What is a likely explanation for the change in trait? 4. A dairy farmer wants to breed cows that produce a large quantity of milk. Which selective breeding process will produce cows that yield large quantities of milk? a. Breeding a bull whose mother produced a large amount of milk with a cow who does not produce a lot of milk. b. Breeding a bull whose mother did not produce a large amount of milk with a cow who does not produce a lot of milk. c. Breeding a bull whose mother did not produce a large amount of milk with a cow who does produce a lot of milk. d. Breeding a bull whose mother produced a large amount of milk with a cow who does produce a lot of milk. 5. How would a breeder of race horses use selective breeding to produce the fastest possible horse?
Transcribed Image Text:TEKS 7.11C identify some changes in genetic traits that have occurred over several generations through natural selection and selective breeding such as the Galapagos Medium Ground Finch (Geospiza fortis) or domestic animals Supporting Standard L'ebres Darwin's Finches ADAPTIVE RADIATION luda / Frut A Seeds Insects Grba B. Tool Using Finch 1. Which bird represents the species from which all other species evolved from? 2. According to the diagram which genetic trait changed in the finches? 3. What is a likely explanation for the change in trait? 4. A dairy farmer wants to breed cows that produce a large quantity of milk. Which selective breeding process will produce cows that yield large quantities of milk? a. Breeding a bull whose mother produced a large amount of milk with a cow who does not produce a lot of milk. b. Breeding a bull whose mother did not produce a large amount of milk with a cow who does not produce a lot of milk. c. Breeding a bull whose mother did not produce a large amount of milk with a cow who does produce a lot of milk. d. Breeding a bull whose mother produced a large amount of milk with a cow who does produce a lot of milk. 5. How would a breeder of race horses use selective breeding to produce the fastest possible horse?
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